Elon Musk needs to be held responsible for a lot, but especially for Doge and Doge's cuts to the NWS.

To break this down, I'm bringing on front of the show Cameron Caskey.

You can find the FYPod below. Check this out and watch until the end for a surprise.

Hey, everybody, it's Cameron from FYPod. I'm here with my friend Adam Mochler to talk about something that is terribly unfortunate and also much more political than people want to say it is.

There was a flood in Texas that killed a lot of people.

A lot of other people are still missing.

And while we mourn and while we look at this tragedy for what it is and not try to diminish that, we also need to

talk about the fact that there are policies that affects things like this and that our government

right now is trying to make it harder to prevent disasters like this. Yeah, it's catastrophic because

you can't prevent the natural disaster itself. What you can do is have mechanisms,

infrastructure in place, so that meteorologists and professionals can coordinate and alert people

in certain towns or districts or states as a whole. And when you don't have the alerts in place,

when they're delayed or they're scattered or the information is false like they were in some of them,

then it leads directly to deaths.

You're dealing with things like this.

You need the National Weather Service.

You need to, I mean, it's a whole other conversation to talk about the climate emergency

and how the big beautiful bill is dismantling stuff that was in Biden's Inflation Reduction Act that is there to combat the climate emergency.

But besides that, the DOGE, which I will not dignify by calling it the meme name that Elon wants us to call it,

the DOG gutted the national weather system.

And the national weather system did issue a broad flood watch for the area, but the Texas

Division of Emergency Management Chief noted that NWS predicted three to six inches of rain for one

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